Rhythm

= **Rhythm** =



====Rhythm is a sequence of more than three elements. Were they are organized in a determinate order in harmony and follow by a proportion standard. This concept can be applied to architecture and music. For that you can create rhythm with everything, color, geometric forms, low and high frequencies or different instruments. ====


=**Beat sequence harmony** =


====In architecture you can create rhythm with a lot of things. For example a sequence of columns or open spaces, putting three elements together, spaces with different importance together, interventions in the façade, even with light. ====



** Some examples of rhythm: **
==== The spiral is one of the most rhythmical of forms because of its combination of repeated curves around a focus. ====

====Also there are a lot of examples in our architectonical history like the Romans and the Greeks. The gothic and the baroque also have a lot of rhythm in its most important buildings. ====




 * Rhythm is reflected in all styles of architecture. It’s a complement of the designing process. It can be expressed on many things like the façade or the illumination, or even in the position of columns and other structural elements.

=== This is the Carthes Cathedral and it is one of the most important buildings of the gothic style. In this church we can see the use of rhythm in the interior as in the exterior. In this picture is the front façade of this building and rhythm is reflected everywhere, the division in three parts, two towers and in the middle the entrance. This is rhythm on the vertical side, by the other hand, in the horizontal side there’s also a division determinate by the entrance, the rose window and the higher towers on the top of this building. ===